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Pokemon Stadium launched for the Nintendo 64 in 1999 in Japan and 2000 internationally, bringing 3D Pokemon battles to home consoles with live-style commentary throughout each match. The announcer calls the action, reacts to moves and flags surprising turns, which made short lines like this one easy to lift out of context. Clips from the game later circulated on soundboards and in meme edits, where the curious delivery works for any discovery or unexpected reveal, long after the original battle has ended.
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The Pokemon Stadium announcer saying what's this in a surprised voice, a short reaction sound effect used for reveals, discoveries and confused moments.
This is the Pokemon Stadium battle announcer reacting with a quick, puzzled what's this, delivered in a bright, theatrical commentator voice. The line lasts just over a second, rising in pitch as if something unexpected has just appeared on the battlefield. It captures that split second of confusion before anyone understands what is happening. Creators use the clip because the delivery is instantly readable, even without context. Played over a strange object, a sudden change or an odd move, it turns a normal moment into a comedic reveal and tells viewers exactly how to react.
